The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-12-31
PosFICE HOURS.
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Uswear-.' and begin the N ew Year
sober ?.
Mrs. 3. Miller, at the Argus mill,
is very
The rds of County and Court
House 0mis sioners will meet at
Ely nexLonday.
John lrphy has made rich strike
in the Fes mine. The vein is small,
Inn yerch chloride. Samples shown
Us wougo up in the hundreds.
HE an enemy in his mouth to
steal M his brains, but the enemy
after Drotraeted search, returned
withouindiug anything"
The.hool Trustees have decided,
ON accent of the great number of
childr down with the measles, not
TO re-en school till the 9th of jan
uary.
Solilp has full supply of gents,
ladieand children's oyershoes; rub
Der BITS for gents, ladies and misses.+
II currently reported that large
draft miners is to be made from the
Argrmine to-day. What foundation
theirs for the report we do not know.
Icommcnced showing Thursday
morng, and continued at intervals
thrghout the day and following
niO.. About six inches now cover
theeround, where il has has not
dried.
phnny Hughes is expected back
fran California on to-day's stage. He
wi take charge Of Mrs. Yates dining
rom.
Frank Kilfoyle, the wood man, has
h card in to-days's News. His
hadqualters are at Birds corral, where
al orders for wood will BIZ promptly
fled.
A grand New Years ball will be
gwen by the citizens Of Ely at the
court House next Monday evening, TO
which the residents Of Taylor and
stcptoe Valley are cordially invited.
Tommy Odgers writes us from
Spring Valley that bran new boy,
who tipped the scales at 1913 pounds,
came to his home nn the 18Th. Mother
and child are doing we'll.
A fine assortment of ready-made
boOts, shoes, etc, at Dave
FelseEthal's.
George Newman Was in from cherry
Creek to spend Christmas with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cochran, of
North Taylor. lie tells us the old
camp is moving right along on the
road TO prosperity.
Vim. Hayes has an AL. in another
column. He will sell n lot Of house
hold furniture at Ely next Monday.
II you want anything in that line 90
and secure bargain.
There are no less than ffty cases of
measles now in Taylor and down at
the MILL SO far in no care has il
proved fatal. Whole families, young
and old, in some cases, are down to-
gether.
We regret To state that Miss Libby
Taylor is very low. 1t was said yes
Ierday she Vas in vety critical con-
dition. A combination of pneumonia
and measles attacked her at once. We
hope the young lady. will recover.
A fne assortment of candies, nuts,
stc., ut the Drug Store.
John Nelson received an artistic toy
With his last invoice of cigars. "The
is an automatic contriv-
.nce of considerable ingenuity, but
t's a misnomer, for the old man never
catches the rat.
Mrs. DIR. Clark is the hardest work.
I'd person in Taylor just now. She
las under her medical care some forty
'ases of measles, who are all getting
along nicely. The old lady gets hard
y time enough to take u nap.
The Eureka Sentinel says: "On the
10Th inst, DIR. j. J. Leek was granted
. divorce from his wife, s @. B. Leek,
~ Judge Fitzgerald, on grounds of
lcsertian." "The horrid man. said n
1ouug lady as she read that paragraph,
why, he passed off as single man
when here last Summer sse.
If John F. Cupid was at fsaaas, last
morning he would have beefs'
he happiest man in Taylor. It's a